Exporting .mov as DV - NTSC Creates Letterbox Effect
Hi,
I've been trying to export a video and I'm getting some weird output.
I want an uncompressed .mov file, so when I'm exporting I pick to export as .mov, then create a new preset, choose the "Apple DV/DVCPRO - NTSC" codec, and set it to 16:9 (because my project is widescreen, and I want widescreen output).
However, the outputted video is having a letterbox effect added to it, with black bars above and below the actual video.
Is there some option I'm missing that's forcing my video into 4:3 letterbox? What do I have to change?
It doesn't seem to matter what I do. I've played with the pixel ratios with no effect, and it won't let me manually set a resolution: I can click where it says "720" and input a new width, but it just immediately reverts to 720.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
My guess would be that there is one more setting in the Share route that is not being made. Similar can occur in PrPro (before CS4), where one could do the Export, either via Export>Movie, or Export>AME (Adobe Media Encoder). With the former, most settings were acquired from the Project info. With the latter, one had many more controls, but these did not directly come over from the Project. With the additional screens to adjust the Export, it was easy to miss something.
Now, with PrE, there could be something else coming into play too.
Good luck,
Hunt
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2 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 4666 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9cda]
1 glRecti_Exec + 113 (in GLEngine) [0x10686c51d]
1 gleDoDrawDispatchCore + 421 (in GLEngine) [0x1068eb549]
1 gldUpdateDispatch + 1010 (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x2000b2ae5]
1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x20006dd14]
1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x200130b19]
1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x200130a50]
1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x20006ea1a]
1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x20006c9fa]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 1757 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d917d]
1 HGGLRenderer::BindBuffer(HGBuffer*) + 268 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d5fcc]
1 glFlushRender_Exec + 68 (in GLEngine) [0x1068267ff]
1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x2000b3d2a]
1 IOConnectCallMethod + 352 (in IOKit) [0x7fff96a186db]
1 io_connect_method + 431 (in IOKit) [0x7fff96a5d3ab]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 4666 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9cda]
1 glRecti_Exec + 113 (in GLEngine) [0x10686c51d]
1 gleDoDrawDispatchCore + 117 (in GLEngine) [0x1068eb419]
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2 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 4666 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9cda]
1 glRecti_Exec + 113 (in GLEngine) [0x10686c51d]
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1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x20006e9af]
1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x200074db2]
1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x2000f6238]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 1757 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d917d]
1 HGGLRenderer::BindBuffer(HGBuffer*) + 268 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d5fcc]
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1 ??? (in GeForceGLDriver) [0x2000b3d2a]
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3 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3596 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98ac]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3665 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d98f1]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3734 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9936]
1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 3527 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d9867]
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1 HGGLRenderer::ProcessNodeInternal(HGNode*, HGRect, HGFormat, HGBuffer*, bool) + 1757 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d917d]
1 HGGLRenderer::BindBuffer(HGBuffer*) + 268 (in HeliumRender) [0x1035d5fcc]
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